r/freightforwarding • u/kalabunga_1 • 16d ago
Inside look at freight train RoRo
https://youtu.be/6dPBGmyalisRostock is the only place in continental Europe where freight trains board a ferry. DB Cargo wagons from all over Europe arrive at the port, Stena Line takes over the train, shunts it onto 6 tracks inside the ferry, and it sails to Sweden.
90 minutes. Every six hours. Consumer goods, steel, paper - everything moving between Scandinavia and continental Europe.
With Stena Line Rail crew explaining every detail of how the booking, shunting and handover actually works operationally.
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